The Dark Prince by Raven Storm

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A switch at the altar. A cursed prince. A curse so dark it will bring a kingdom to its knees.
Slave to her step-father and his daughter, Isadora longed for the day when she could leave her manor for good. Little did she know it would come sooner than she thought.

When the Dark Prince comes to claim her step-sister as his bride, she forces Isadora to switch places with her, thinking no one would want to claim Isadora as their own.
The Dark Prince disagreed. He is the king’s favored assassin, and the hand of justice that’s an extension of the king’s will. And now Isadora must share his bed.
Yet something is wrong back at the Dark Prince’s castle, where his people gaze at her with a lingering darkness in their eyes. A beast roams the woods at night, but no one seems to care. A witch in the woods admits the

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File Name:the-dark-prince-by-raven-storm.epub
Original Title:The Dark Prince: A dark medieval fantasy romance
Creator:Raven Storm
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0BQKW5QDK
Date:2023-06-01T16:00:00+00:00
File Size:580.663 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Contents
4. Pronunciation Guide
5. One
6. Two
7. Three
8. Four
9. Five
10. Six
11. Seven
12. Eight
13. Nine
14. Ten
15. Eleven
16. Twelve
17. Thirteen
18. Fourteen
19. Fifteen
20. Sixteen
21. Seventeen
22. Eighteen
23. Nineteen
24. Twenty
25. Twenty One
26. Twenty Two
27. Twenty Three
28. Twenty Four
29. Twenty Five
30. Twenty Six
31. Twenty Seven
32. Twenty Eight
33. Twenty Nine
34. Thirty
35. Thirty One
36. Thirty Two
37. Thirty Three
38. Thirty Four
39. Thirty Five
40. Thirty Six
41. Thirty Seven
42. Thirty Eight
43. EPILOGUE
44. Acknowledgments
45. About the Author
46. Also by Raven Storm
47. Also by Raven Storm

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1 comments

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Liked the complecacy of the story but that's almost it. Too many spelling and editing mistakes like replaced and misplaced words. Also the author made it seem too simple and obvious. Like Isadora understanding the problems in just days and minutes while the people who've been a part of it can't. I get it the prince who was meant to think he was cursed couldn't see through it, but how could others not especially when they had been with him forever. Then her learning to weird a dagger being just shown once. Then the ending felt a bit rashed. I think the story ends on a cliffhanger or it was intentionally left midway because the ending felt incomplete no matter if the author had given the reasoning before. And also, no smut but that's ok.

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